True or False: It is possible to add material to a part using a Chamfer feature.

You can create a plane at an offset distance by selecting a plane or a planar face as the reference.

If there is an existing centerline in a sketch, like the one in the sketch shown, then Onshape will automatically pre-select it as the revolve axis of a Revolved feature regardless of its position or orientation.

Which option needs to be selected from the Revolve Type drop-down list to revolve the sketch shown evenly on both sides of the sketch plane?

This feature is an example of a(n) ________.

A temporary axis is automatically created by Onshape for any part that has a circular edge or face.

Which check box in the Circular Pattern tool do you select so that the number of instances will always be evenly distributed?

Which feature would you most likely use to create the holes shown in the image?

The design intent of this part requires that the sketched circle be vertically aligned to the origin. Does the image shown indicate that this design intent has been achieved?

Which check box is selected to make sure that patterned instances are created on both sides of the original hole in the middle?

Which of the following can NOT be edited while using the Rib tool?

The Hollow option in the Shell tool allows you to create closed, thin-wall models like the images shown here. (Note: Section View used to show inside of cube.)

You can only select one face at a time when creating a Shell Feature.

To create the geometry shown in the image, where each wall has equal thickness, in the fewest number of mouse clicks, use the _____ Feature.

True or False: A Chamfer can be applied to an edge or a face.

User-created reference planes must reference the default top, left and right planes.

Which of the following is NOT a Plane Type in Onshape?